Monday, 11 October 2010
Reminder that this Tuesday 12th Oct there is an evening talk 'The Norfolk Rural Schools Project' Wayland House, 7.30pm.
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This Tuesday 12th Oct, 7.30pm an illustrated evening talk by Dr Susanna Wade Martins on the 'Norfolk Rural Schools Project, Wayland House, High Street, Watton. Entrance free. It is a University of East Anglia project to explore and record the surviving Victorian and Edwardian school buildings of rural Norfolk.
The Norfolk Parishes of Ashill, Carbrooke, Caston, Great Cressingham, Griston, Great Hockham, Little Cressingham with Threxton, Merton, Ovington, Saham Toney, Scoulton, Stow Bedon with Breckles, Thompson, Wood Rising and the Market Town of Watton
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What was the Capturing Our Wayland Heritage Project
* It was three year community project, centered on Watton and the surrounding parishes, which aimed to explore, record and celebrate Wayland’s unique cultural and landscape heritage.
* The project worked with local schools and history groups, providing support, activities and training. It will also helped set up new interest groups where they do not already exist.
* Topics explored include: landscape history, archaeology, myths, buildings, oral & family history, trades, crafts, fairs, sport, traditions, farming, ‘Battle Area’, airfields, transport, religion, food and fashion.
* The ‘Capturing our Wayland Heritage’ project helped the local community to create a Wayland archive in the form of 13 books and data DVDs that will be a legacy for generations to come.
* The results of the project will be shared with the community and visitors to the area.
* Revealing Wayland’s hidden heritage will help the local economy by encouraging more tourism in the area.
* If you would like to become involved in the new Wayland Heritage group in 2012 please contact Sue White on 07526 909714 or Bron Tyler on 01953 483741 email: sue[at]suewhite.demon.co.uk
* The project worked with local schools and history groups, providing support, activities and training. It will also helped set up new interest groups where they do not already exist.
* Topics explored include: landscape history, archaeology, myths, buildings, oral & family history, trades, crafts, fairs, sport, traditions, farming, ‘Battle Area’, airfields, transport, religion, food and fashion.
* The ‘Capturing our Wayland Heritage’ project helped the local community to create a Wayland archive in the form of 13 books and data DVDs that will be a legacy for generations to come.
* The results of the project will be shared with the community and visitors to the area.
* Revealing Wayland’s hidden heritage will help the local economy by encouraging more tourism in the area.
* If you would like to become involved in the new Wayland Heritage group in 2012 please contact Sue White on 07526 909714 or Bron Tyler on 01953 483741 email: sue[at]suewhite.demon.co.uk
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Wayland Partnership
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